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Learn-N-Play Fire Rescue, figure 1

Learn-N-Play Fire Rescue

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Skills: Design for MFG, Industrial Design, Renderings
Markets: Consumer
By: Bryan Falk

Using simple, low-cost circuitry to drive an array of visual and audio stimuli, The Learn-N-Play Fire Rescue combines fun-time with learning time. The product features rubberized wheels and motion activated lights & sirens to help stimulate the imagination while making numbers both entertaining and rewarding. The design was developed using very low cost hardware and materials to assure a competitive price point with big-box retailers.

Learn-N-Play Fire Rescue, figure 2 — FIG. 02

Learn-N-Play Fire Rescue, figure 3 — FIG. 03

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Ideate step textBrainstorming is the act of quickly exploring solutions of all shapes and sizes; regardless of how far-fetched they may seem.Sample line drawn from your Product Development page; send your own.
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Engineer step textParametric solid modeling in SolidWorks defines your entire product assembly in a virtual environment with infinite accuracy.Sample line drawn from your Product Development page; send your own.
Assemble step text3D printing and physical fabrication: rapid prototype parts, reviewed for fit, finish, and performance.Sample line that builds on your storyboard's own words for this step, 3D printing and physical fabrication, with the rest drawn from your Fast-Track Inventor Services page. Part of your storyboard's line is unreadable, so send your own.
Support step textA production packet that contains everything a fabricator would need for tooling and manufacture.Sample line drawn from your FAQ answer about what a client gets for the money; send your own.
Stage tagsIdeate, Develop, Engineer, Assemble, SupportDrawn for this draft from your own skill tags and project words. You set each project's stages.
Market tagsOutdoor, Electronics, SpecialtyDrawn for this draft from each project's own words, to match your storyboard's market chips. You set each project's markets.
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